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El Huateque
by Filiberto Nolasco Gomez
El Huateque was created as a platform to grapple with issues in the Latinx community unavailable on existing media channels. It is an interview style podcast with a broader focus on arts and culture along with political and social leaders of various stripes.
Episodes
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Raza Si, Migra No
On this episode I chat with University of Minnesota Chicano Studies Prof. Jimmy Patino on his new book Raza Si Migra No the book is primarily about the san diego Chicano Activist response to the formation of the border patrol. And its also a book that is over 300 pages so its much more then that....
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Chaun Webster - GeNtry!fication
Poet and graphic designer Chaun Webster draws from an interest in the work of sign in graffiti, the layering of collage, and the visuality of text. These methods are used in Webster’s work to investigate race – specifically the instability of blackness and black subjectivities, geography, memory,...
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Manchita
Twin Cities' own rap 'hellion,' Manchita (GRRRL PRTY, Tha Clerb), recently released her debut sola project, One, with Minneapolis-based producer-performer-composer, Bionik (Aaliyah, R. Kelly, Lizzo). Though Bionik is known for his danceable, in-your-face, pulsing, electronic bass music, the EPs...
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Joseph Rios
On October 24th at the Loft Literary Center I had the opportunity to interview Joseph Rios on his new collection, Shadowboxing. Joseph Rios was born and raised in Clovis, CA. He is the author of The Opening Bell (Achiote Press) and Shadowboxing: Poems and Impersonations (Omnidawn, 2017). He is a...
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Latinx In Snow
Today the youth give tips on how to navigate the ice and snow of their Midwest home. In the winter, snow becomes a central protagonist for Minnesota residents. It adds extra layers of complexity to the simplest of tasks. In particular, how to walk on ice without falling and having everyone notice.
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Telling Stories
In this podcast the youth pursue storytelling as a theme. Their stories are centered on the presence of spirits and the unexplainable along with tales related to Latin America. Their transnational existence ads depth to their stories as they navigate multiple cultures, languages and traditions.
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Gustavo Lira
Hoy hablamos con un artista local de Minneapolis, Gustavo Lira, quien ha pintado muchos murales en las Ciudades Gemelas, incluyendo uno aqui en Centro Tyrone Guzman. Aunque empezó como una entrevista sobre el, en poco tiempo el enfoque era sobre nosotros. Su arte habla de justicia y en eso pide...
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Reflections on the Deportation Regime
In light of Attorney General Sessions racist rant announcing the end of DACA I wanted to chat with immigrant rights advocates and scholars Vichet Chhuon and Jimmy Patiño. Vichet is a professor of Education and Asian American Studies who has been actively involved with the ReleaseMN8 campaign.…
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Fili Y Youth
In this episode Filiberto Nolasco Gomez, podcaster, interviews the youth. While starting in a light hearted way we jump into the fear, anxieties and worries that have come along in the Latinx community generally and specifically for these youth in the current political climate. This episode...
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Ashley Fairbanks. Talking about Murals and Standing Rock
Ashley Fairbanks is an Anishinaabe woman and citizen of the White Earth Nation. The podcast centers her work brining attention to the killing of Philando Castile and protests at Standing Rock in North Dakota. Ashley is an inspiration in how she introduces art to center and process the pain of the...
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The Big Gay Mexican
I sat down with Hector Edwardo Chavarria. Hector is fast becoming one of my favorite personalities in Minneapolis. His stage presence as the "Big Gay Mexican" is intended to inspire and promote self love.
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Arianna Nason
Arianna Nason is a queer Anishinaabe person from Fond du Lac based in Minneapolis. Arianna is actively working against commercial sexual exploitation and making sure that there are safety nets in place for those that experience the previously stated. Additionally, Arianna is also a community...
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Las Comadres
I once was on a radio show with these two mujeres. It was a fun time.
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Cuicani Music Collective
The word “Cuicani” is a Nahuatl word that means “Singer.” We chose this name because we felt it evoked the importance of exercising one’s voice, and also of giving a voice to the voiceless. Established in 2012, Cuicani’s eclectic mix of members reflects the diversity of the city it calls home. In...
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Alondra Cano
I sit down with Minneapolis Council Member Alondra Cano. We cover a range of topics including the general hostility that she experiences as part of the overall challenges of being a public and committed social justice oriented council member. She discusses her experience with doxing around…
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Annette Torres Formerly of Las Cafeteras
Annette sits down and talk to us about the abusive dynamics prevailing within East Los Angeles based band Las Cafeteras
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Irene Diaz with two Acoustic Songs
Irene Diaz with two Acoustic Songs by Filiberto Nolasco Gomez
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Photography with Lorena Endara
We speak with Lorena Endara about photography, working with inner city youth on voice and expression, projects with her partner Chicano Batman's Eduardo Arenas and other fun things!
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Betty Avila of Self Help Graphics
Incorporated in 1973, Self Help Graphics & Art is the leading non-profit visual arts center serving the predominantly Latino community of Los Angles. Self Help Graphics' mission is to drive the creation of New Work by Chicano and Latino artists through fine art printmaking and multiple visual art...
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@blacklotusrosie
An amazing chat with Xicana Instagram Icon @blacklotusrosie.
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Organizing Against the Slumlord of South Minneapolis
A short conversation to accompany our piece on the slumlord of South Minneapolis Jason Warren Quilling
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La musica de Gilberto Daniel Rodriguez
On the streets of San Francisco, inside Panadería La Mejor and Different Fur Studios recording the upcoming full length LP Desde los de Colibri
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Franco Funktion: Two live Songs and lots of laughs!
Franco Funktion is a fun talented group of family members pulling their sound together. The podcast features a really fun interview with its of laughs and two live performances that my recording device was barely able to handle. Enjoy!
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Rochelle of Mapache Jewelry
We catch up with one of our featured artists Rochelle. We chit chat about art life and she even reads my tarot cards!
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Chicana Artist Araceli Espinoza
We sat down with Bay Area based and LA native Chicana Artist Araceli Espinoza. A shared love of Chicano Batman is what brought us together! We had a fun conversation at a taqueria in Oakland talking about art family and our inspirations.
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Chhoti Maa
We chit chat with our buddy Chhoti Maa a bay area based hip hop artist and overall bad ass!
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Chicano Batman supporting Unaccompanied Minors
A really unique conversation with Chicano Batman and unaccompanied minors who have gotten legal services from Social Justice Collaborative. Photo by Journalist Alicia Vargas
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Alas Media
Making movies since 2009 the sisters of Alas Media make the world a better place one frame at a time.
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Gloria Estrada of Viento Callejero
Our favorite thus far. We had been trying to sit down with Gloria Estrada for months. We glad we finally tracked her down and got a chance to spend with her in Boyle Heights.
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Javier Morillo-Alicea, Prez. SEIU Local 26
SEIU Local 26 under the leadership of Javier Morillo-Alicea has been at the center of the fight to defend low wage workers against increasing wage disparities in our economy and our society.
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DJ Miguel Vargas
I sat down with my good buddy Miguel Vargas. Miguel is a Program Director for KFAI, a community radio in the Twin Cities. He also hosts his own show, Radio Pocho. His DJ name almost became but was thankfully not DJ Ling Ling. Apparently, DJing is more then just spinning records. Take a listen and...
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Mujeres de Maiz
Mujeres de Maiz, bringing healing spaces based in artistic expression to Los Angeles
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Whose Diversity? At the University of Minnesota
Whose Diversity? At the University of Minnesota by Filiberto Nolasco Gomez
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A short conversation with Fabian Rebolledo of Deported Veterans Mural Project
A short conversation with Fabian Rebolledo of Deported Veterans Mural Project by Filiberto Nolasco Gomez
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Social Justice Artist Ricardo Levins Morales
Ricardo might possibly be the most interesting man in Minneapolis. Walking into his studio is an education in the diverse nature of social justice movements since the folks that commission his work are broad and geographically dispersed. Everything from images about Angela Davis to pieces that...
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Chicano Batman
We had a great wide ranging conversation in Los Angeles. Chicano Batman's sound is best described by bassist Eduardo Arenas as a 1980s backyard carne asada and their soundtracks. Lyricists Bardo Martinez talks about growing up in La Mirada and needing music to help him get past the largely white...
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
El Huateque was created as a platform to grapple with issues in the Latinx community unavailable on existing media channels. It is an interview style podcast with a broader focus on arts and culture along with political and social leaders of various stripes.
HOSTED BY
Filiberto Nolasco Gomez
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